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Harrington, --I shall never, never forget your kindness to me; as long as I live I shall never forget Dr. Parsons tells me that you live in Queensland--more than a thousand miles from Sydney, and that you are going away soon. Please will you let me call on you before you go away? I shall be so unhappy if I do not see you again, because in a letter I _cannot_ tell you how I thank you, how deeply grateful I am to you for your goodness and generosity to me. "Yours very sincerely, "Helen Alleyne. "... Harrington showed the letter to Myra, who bubbled over with prettyexpressions of sympathy and wrote and asked her to call. Nellie didcall, and the result of her visit was that when Harrington took hisnewly married wife to Tinandra Downs, she went with her as companion. And from the day that she entered the door of his house, Helen Alleynehad proved herself to be, as Dr. Parsons had said, "true gold. " As thefirst bright years of prosperity vanished, and the drought and financialworries all but crushed Harrington under the weight of his misfortunes, and his complaining, irritable wife rendered his existence at homealmost unbearable, her brave spirit kept his from sinking under theincessant strain of his anxieties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harrington, --I shall never, never forget your kindness to me; as long as I live I shall never forget Dr. Parsons tells me that you live in Queensland--more than a thousand miles from Sydney, and that you are going away soon. Please will you let me call on you before you go away? I shall be so unhappy if I do not see you again, because in a letter I _cannot_ tell you how I thank you, how deeply grateful I am to you for your goodness and generosity to me. "Yours very sincerely, "Helen Alleyne. "... Harrington showed the letter to Myra, who bubbled over with prettyexpressions of sympathy and wrote and asked her to call. Nellie didcall, and the result of her visit was that when Harrington took hisnewly married wife to Tinandra Downs, she went with her as companion. And from the day that she entered the door of his house, Helen Alleynehad proved herself to be, as Dr. Parsons had said, "true gold. " As thefirst bright years of prosperity vanished, and the drought and financialworries all but crushed Harrington under the weight of his misfortunes, and his complaining, irritable wife rendered his existence at homealmost unbearable, her brave spirit kept his from sinking under theincessant strain of his anxieties.
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